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See also Housekeeping; Ladders and Stairways; and Scaffolding Construction slips and falls Number: VT01645 Material: video, 6 minutes Industry: construction This humorous video discusses the causes of slips and falls, proper footwear, and prevention including awareness of hazards and good housekeeping. Safety Shorts, 1996 Elevated work safety Number: VT01536 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: all industries This humorous video covers general safety procedures for working on tower and suspended scaffolds, aerial lifts, and roofs including proper setup, inspection, and fall arrest systems. Industrial Training Systems, 1996 Elevated work surfaces: Getting it right at height Number: VT01591 Material: video, 21 minutes Industry: construction Discusses working on scaffolds, elevated and suspended work platforms, and roofs including the importance of planning and preparing the work, hazard recognition, safety procedures, and fall protection. Vocam, 1996 Slips and falls Number: VT01310 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses the causes of slips and falls on ladders, stairs, loading docks, and wet surfaces, preventive measures, and fall techniques. Summit Training Source, 1990 Slips and falls in construction Number: VT01321 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: construction Covers slip and fall hazards, basic safety rules, and hazard abatement including housekeeping. Digital 2000, 1992 Slips and falls in construction Number: VT01712 Spanish Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: construction See previous description. Digital 2000, 1992 Slips, trips and falls Number: VT01510 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: all industries Uses falls performed by stunt people to demonstrate the importance of the correct use of ladders, stair safety, good housekeeping, picking up obstacles, cleaning up spills, and fall protection equipment. Summit Training Source, 1990 Walking and working surfaces: Watch your step! Number: VT01484 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses the proper use of equipment and procedures on various walking and working surfaces including ramps, scaffolds and platforms. Coastal Training Technologies, 1995 Warehouses Warehouse safety: It's no mystery Number: VT01494 Material: video, 22 minutes Industry: general industry Covers the most common hazards in warehouses and how to correct them including lifting, housekeeping, driving and working around forklifts, hazard communication, PPE, and materials handling. Coastal Training Technologies, 1997 Welding and Cutting See also Compressed Gases Arc welding operations: Construction Number: VT01576 Material: video, 11 minutes Industry: construction Reviews safety and health hazards including operating procedures, securing the work zone, ventilation, grounding, personal protective equipment, and fire prevention. Digital 2000, 1992 Construction welding safety Number: VT01438 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction Discusses the essentials of welding safety focusing on oxyfuel gas welding and cutting including operation procedures and safety equipment. Coastal Training Technologies, 1993 Gas welding and cutting operations: Construction Number: VT01579 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: construction Explains basic safety procedures and health hazards including equipment inspection, cylinder connections, valves, fire prevention, and metal fume fever. Digital 2000, 1993 Gas welding and cutting operations: Construction Number: VT01711 Spanish Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: construction See previous description. Digital 2000, 1993 Health and safety in welding and allied processes by Nigel C. Balchin Number: TS227.8H Material: book, 231 pages Industry: all industries Identifies the hazards of major welding processes including gas welding, arc welding, brazing and soldering. McGraw-Hill, 1993 Hot work permit Number: VT01298 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses proper procedures and safe work practices when performing hot work (welding, cutting, grinding) including identifying potential hazards including fires and explosions, permit procedures, and personal protective equipment. Summit Training Source, 1996 Hot work: Welding and cutting safety in construction Number: VT01414 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: construction Covers safe work practices and procedures for gas and arc welding and cutting operations including recognizing hazards, personal protective equipment, and equipment inspection. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1994 Oxyacetylene safety Number: VT01397 Material: video, 22 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses the importance of following basic safety rules, ten safety rules are given and illustrated, and demonstrations show the dangers and effects of misuse of oxyacetylene equipment. Primedia Workplace Learning, 1996 Oxyfuel gas cutting: The sure cut Number: VT01491 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: all industries Details the principles of welding safety and provides specific procedures when performing oxyfuel gas cutting including safety equipment, hook-up procedures, hazardous fumes, and ventilation. Coastal Training Technologies, 1990 Safety and health factors in welding and cutting Number: VT01290 Material: video, 30 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses general safety and health hazards associated with gas and arc welding and cutting as well as techniques for controlling or reducing these hazards including gases, chemical agents, hearing loss, and fire. OSHA Office of Training and Education, 1990 Welding safety: Securing the work zone Number: VT01450 Material: video, 16 minutes Industry: all industries Explains proper procedures for oxyfuel and electric-arc welding, securing the 360-degree zone, proper ventilation, personal protective equipment, and fire watch. Coastal Training Technologies, 1988 Welding: Respecting the hazards Number: VT01301 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses understanding and recognizing potential hazards, safe work practices, types of welding, inspecting the welding environment and equipment, proper personal protective equipment, and fire prevention. Summit Training Source, 1996 Wholesale and Retail Trades Health & safety Why care? Number: VT01173 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: general industry Presents an overview of potential hazards and safety precautions for retail, wholesale and department store employees. Retail, Wholesale and Dept Store Union, 1991 Health & safety Why care? Number: VT01173S Spanish Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: general industry See previous description. Retail, Wholesale and Dept Store Union, 1991 Workplace Violence Is it worth your life? Workplace violence prevention Number: VT01262 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: retail trade This video shows ways to prevent or defuse violent situations in retail stores. NOTE: Washington State has a Crime Prevention Code. OSHA uses the General Duty Clause to cover this workplace hazard. WA State Dept of Labor & Industries, 1992 Targeting workplace violence Number: VT01385 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: general industry Shows three scenarios (hospital/late night custodial/office) then discusses ways to prevent or defuse the situations. Oregon Occupational S&H Division, 1997 Violence in the workplace Number: VT01703 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: all industries Covers the underlying causes of workplace violence, warning signs, types of threats including aggressive behavior and verbal abuse, proper response to threatening words or actions, and handling disputes with co-workers. Training Network-LIP, 1996 Violence on the job Number: DVD03 Material: DVD, 27 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses practical measures for identifying risk factors for violence at work, and taking strategic action to keep employees safe. US National Institute for OSH, 2004 Violence on the job (CC) Number: DVD04 Material: DVD, 27 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses practical measures for identifying risk factors for violence at work, and taking strategic action to keep employees safe. US National Institute for OSH, 2004 |
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